What is the MPAA rating of WALL-E?

The MPAA rating of WALL-E is G.

In the United States, the Motion Picture Association’s G classification means the film contains nothing in its thematic material, language, violence, or sensual content that the ratings board considered unsuitable for general audiences. WALL-E was therefore marketed as a family-accessible animated feature, although its environmental warnings and ideas about consumerism give it more depth than a simple children’s adventure.

The rating is sometimes confused with PG because the story depicts a devastated Earth, hazardous waste, peril, and a tense confrontation with the Axiom’s autopilot. Those elements are presented in a stylized, non-graphic way, so they did not lead to a higher U.S. rating.

Ratings can differ by country, and a film’s rating is not a measure of quality or age of the characters. Disney’s own movie listing also identifies WALL-E as rated G. The film was directed by Andrew Stanton and features sound design by Ben Burtt.